∆t: Interface-Admissible Time in CMEM

CMEM Framework Collection Link Author’s Note:What Relativity Actually Seals — and Why It Was Misread This document records Δt as an interface-admissibility condition within the CMEM framework. It does not define the nature of time, introduce new dynamics, or reinterpret physical law. Δt is treated strictly as a diagnostic tolerance window that determines whether two system interfaces remain mutually addressable. When Δt is satisfied, interface access is permitted; when violated, interface alignment collapses. No temporal flow, causal mechanism, or physical process is implied. Relativity is referenced only as an interface reconciliation framework, describing the constraints required when multiple observer–observed interfaces must be aligned into a shared description. Phenomena commonly labeled as “time dilation” are treated as interface reconciliation artifacts rather than properties of time itself. This note is non-teleological, non-interventional, and non-derivational. It serves solely as an interface seal, marking the boundary at which temporal interpretation ceases to be admissible within the CMEM diagnostic scope.